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Sunday Shuffle #325

The lawn-mowing merry-go-round has started back up but the older I've gotten, the less I mind doing that particular chore. The nice weather also means that we have our porch set up again and I got to spend some time reading on the futon, which is one of my favorite things to do. Only five weeks left of school and only two of those weeks have a full five days, of which this upcoming week is one. Summer is coming...

1. He's A Reptile/The Soft Boys (5) - last played on 3/3/13
2. Out The Door/Ben Kweller (21) - last played on 3/22/13
3. Seeing Other People/Belle & Sebastian (6) - last played on 3/15/13
4. Larry/Buffalo Tom (15) - last played on 4/14/13
5. She Walks/Eli "Paperboy" Reed And The True Loves (6) - last played on 12/26/10
6. Concerning the End of the World (Eterna Redux)/The Prayers & Tears of Arthur Digby Sellers (2) - last played on 6/13/11
7. Stuck In A Moment You Can't Get Of/U2 (5) - last played on 1/27/13
8. In My Bed/The Orwells (11) - last played on 12/20/12
9. These Animal Menswe@r/Art Brut (9) - last played on 9/16/12
10. Downtown/Destroyer (5) - last played on 12/14/11
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